I grew up in Santa Paula California and discovered 20 years ago that I am Chumash/ Mexican American and I'm happy and honored to be both of these races.
Thank you so much, i'm also a decent from the Chumash people. I was born in Washington right next to the sound. All of the elders in my family were born in Santa Barbara. This story made me cry and be happy. I have always wished to know more about my culture. Thank you so much again. God bless.
reaperbear1 soy totalmente mexicano y,amo profundamente a gente chumash,los considero hermanos míos. Lloro por ustedes,pero, también me alegro por su gente,que existen.
I’m Chumash and I remember hearing this story in my Native American program in elementary it brought me such joy! It’s been so long I need to get back to my roots
Im a teacher in Oxnard and my school is directly next to the Santa Clara River. My school is doing its best to go back - to preserve and honor the history of this area, as well as the Chumash people. Indigenous knowledge is the way and we lost sight of how to live in harmony. We are doing our best to go BACK.
Thank you so much! Blessings and protection during these trying times! Stay safe and May Our heavenly Creator watch over and protect those we care and love now and always! 💯🙏🏽🦅
Thank you for sharing this important history . I am only in Carpinteria for 10 years and today first time experienced the painted cave energy up on the mountain . I always ask permission from Chumash spirits respectfully to be here on this land as a mother every step I walk with my sons . So much to learn 🙏
Thank you for sharing this beautiful story. I was so lucky to visit Santa Cruz and Anacapa Islands many years ago whilst briefly living in Ventura. I was also gifted by the sight of dolphins swimming by the boat. Such blessings.
Beautiful presentation. I just returned from this wonderful, mystical, beautiful place I have the privilege of visiting twice annually. With others equally inspired we climbed Mt Diablo
beautiful video, julie. i first heard this story from your dad when you were younger. my grandma was part chumash. our great grandpa from el rio made sure we knew this. 🩵🪶🕊️🌷
hola chumash,los amo eternamente,soy mexicano original,y lloro vuestra gente desaparecida entre los extranjeros adueñados esta tierra bendiga chumash. Estoy con ustedes,mi corazón sufre por ustedes. Pido a Dios,por ustedes. Viva gente chumash!
Thank you for this story I am a chumash but have been separated from my family in this tribe and no nothing so thank you for this video please please make more I would love to learn all I can about my own people
Wow the word limuw is pronounced the same as we say limu in kanaka maoli which is native Hawaiian. In Hawaiian limu is the edible seaweed we find in the sea on the coast lines which we eat still eat to this day and I’ve ran into studies about the very and I mean very similar bone fishing hooks that both the Chumash and Hawaiians used. Crazy
I love your story telling and story, yes please make more videos. Is it possible to purchase a copy of the story as I teach 4th grade social studies (special ed) and would love to share this with students but cannot access youtube at school.
I archived a 5 part video series from youtube on the stolen history of the Chumash! My copy burned up in the so-called "Camp Fire" four years ago. I have been searching everywhere for a copy. It was about the Chumash working with the surveyors and messing up the surveys so the city started out all crooked. It talked about the Sorcerers and a mirror placed up in some rocks that shown down main street. Lots of whites went insane and had to be put in asylums. Young Chumash men walking around preaching love to the whites, It also claimed that the Chumash were the bards of Turtle Island and the great men of tribes all over the Americas were sent there to relate their knowledge to these keepers of the wisdom. Does anyone know where I can find this 5 past video series?
I'm asking a question of concern. Is the Oceano or Coastiano Indians same as the Chumash? My son in law's grandmother was a Coastiano Indian lived along the coast in Carpinteria and Santa Barbara. He say's he's a Coastiano. He says he remembers stories of her telling him when he was a little boy about her having her babies in the water. And he remembers her sitting in the sun for hours getting the sun. So are they also Chumash or is that yet another tribe?
hello, I am a Chumas descendant and my mother passed away so I have no way of knowing how to obtain an Indian card as she passed away before she was able to apply for mine does anyone here know the how to or any information I could use to get in touch with someone who could help me with this . thank you
I am Great Bear son of Peta Nocona who is the son of Iron Jacket, we fought and killed many Chumash before the white man arrived, today we live in peace with our brothers and sisters. That is all. Oh yeah and we smokem peace pipe.
That's what I've observed. Remember they called the island Limu, which sounds very similar to the sunken continent of Lemuria. I believe all the islands that remain are remnants of Lemuria.
There word limuw is pronounced the same as our word limu in Hawaiian which is the edible seaweed found in the sea we eat till this day and upon further study there bone fishing hooks are strikingly similar to those of us Polynesians and mostly similar to that of Hawaiians.
For Chumash, ocean area of Santa Barbara or any other Tribal locations not near the Santa Ynez Band, there is nothing but going to the medical location there!!! It is unfair the Santa Ynez Band receives so much income monthly!!!! Work on sharing what you are given with ALL Chumash family in California. I know many Brothers and Sisters that you have upset.
Your words "gringa" are not the Tribal language. So let me guess, your only have a tiny bit of the blood, so you have no right to speak either! At least I care, you don't! Sad gangster
Kickative truth With the words you speak, I hear no respect for your people. I NEVER said anything bad. Even tho you hear it that way. It was only to you if I did, because your words are shameful. I have many Brothers & Sisters who receive only the health care on the SY area. This is very sad they are not included with the rich Tribal members there. I have lived on Chumash land all my life and continue to Thank them and invite them all to their land, I don't own it, I just care for it, since so many have stolen it from you. Now the horrible SB County pulling so many horrible things against the SY Tribe regarding the Code 4 land that was 'sold' back to them by Mr PARKER. It should have been given back, not sold. See I'm not a bad person, I try to help as a Thank you for being allowed to live on THIER land for 60 years. Don't say bad wording, it's not who you are! You are a strong human that can fight for your family!! Asho shikisho
I grew up in Santa Paula California and discovered 20 years ago that I am Chumash/ Mexican American and I'm happy and honored to be both of these races.
Thank you so much, i'm also a decent from the Chumash people. I was born in Washington right next to the sound. All of the elders in my family were born in Santa Barbara. This story made me cry and be happy. I have always wished to know more about my culture. Thank you so much again. God bless.
reaperbear1 soy totalmente mexicano y,amo profundamente a gente chumash,los considero hermanos míos. Lloro por ustedes,pero, también me alegro por su gente,que existen.
What a gifted story-teller. I loved hearing this creation story.
I’m Chumash and I remember hearing this story in my Native American program in elementary it brought me such joy! It’s been so long I need to get back to my roots
Im a teacher in Oxnard and my school is directly next to the Santa Clara River. My school is doing its best to go back - to preserve and honor the history of this area, as well as the Chumash people.
Indigenous knowledge is the way and we lost sight of how to live in harmony. We are doing our best to go BACK.
Move FORWARD...... through..... your own history. It is a powerful building block to Future!
May you walk your paths in Beauty.
Thank you so much! Blessings and protection during these trying times!
Stay safe and May Our heavenly Creator watch over and protect those we care and love now and always! 💯🙏🏽🦅
Thank you for sharing this important history . I am only in Carpinteria for 10 years and today first time experienced the painted cave energy up on the mountain . I always ask permission from Chumash spirits respectfully to be here on this land as a mother every step I walk with my sons . So much to learn 🙏
Thank you for sharing this beautiful story. I was so lucky to visit Santa Cruz and Anacapa Islands many years ago whilst briefly living in Ventura. I was also gifted by the sight of dolphins swimming by the boat. Such blessings.
Thank you. Excellent *!*!*!*
Beautiful presentation. I just returned from this wonderful, mystical, beautiful place I have the privilege of visiting twice annually. With others equally inspired we climbed Mt Diablo
I saw a part of this video on tik tok. Just want to say this story is beautiful. Thank you for sharing your peoples creation story.
beautiful video, julie. i first heard this story from your dad when you were younger.
my grandma was part chumash. our great grandpa from el rio made sure we knew this. 🩵🪶🕊️🌷
I'm Acjachemen. Nice to hear these stories from you.
My grandfather was Vincente Olivares, who rest at San Juan Capistrano.
Beautiful, thank you for letting us know all this. Peace.
hola chumash,los amo eternamente,soy mexicano original,y lloro vuestra gente desaparecida entre los extranjeros adueñados esta tierra bendiga chumash. Estoy con ustedes,mi corazón sufre por ustedes. Pido a Dios,por ustedes. Viva gente chumash!
Da'an'zho I'm 100 💯% native american apache of texas love this ixehe sista 🔥👏🏾👏🏾🔥
As a white guy living in the Santa Ynez valley, I think I've heard this story when I was younger, glad this video is here.
Thank you for sharing. I live in Oxnard and have always been curious about this kajd and its people before industrialisation
Thank you for this story I am a chumash but have been separated from my family in this tribe and no nothing so thank you for this video please please make more I would love to learn all I can about my own people
This lady looks exactly like my mother who I recently found out is apart of this tribe
I believe our people (polynesians) made contact with your people in ancient times... I cant prove but I believe it to be so
Same family, yours may have left ours to the Islands, where you met other peoples, and a new people were made.
It's funny you say that because in my DNA show up with some New Zealand ancestral orgins and native Americn which through my grandma maternal side.
ME TOO
Polynesians and south Americans were in contact
Wow the word limuw is pronounced the same as we say limu in kanaka maoli which is native Hawaiian. In Hawaiian limu is the edible seaweed we find in the sea on the coast lines which we eat still eat to this day and I’ve ran into studies about the very and I mean very similar bone fishing hooks that both the Chumash and Hawaiians used. Crazy
I love your story telling and story, yes please make more videos. Is it possible to purchase a copy of the story as I teach 4th grade social studies (special ed) and would love to share this with students but cannot access youtube at school.
My great Grandmother was a Chumash Indian daughter of a chief love Cali coast
I Love You !!! You and Your Story made my day and fueled my soul...Thank You and God Bless you.
This helps me so much with my mission project
Good love vid
Great job Julie! You should do more of these.
Wow, I am getting chills thank you so much for the enlightenment, it all makes sense especially Carpenteria now. Too cool.
That was beautiful speech and story even of ancestors turned into dolphins how she moved your tribe to another area to grow more
I am learning about the Chumash, Cahuilla, Hupa, and Miwok people.
Angela Arteaga lol and there all LOSERS
My Ate gave me MeWuk blood.
...add the POMO; north of San Francisco in these counties: Marin, Sonoma, Napa, Lake Mendocino
that's Lake County and Mendocino County.
Thanks for the information this could get me a good grade in social studies!
I archived a 5 part video series from youtube on the stolen history of the Chumash! My copy burned up in the so-called "Camp Fire" four years ago. I have been searching everywhere for a copy.
It was about the Chumash working with the surveyors and messing up the surveys so the city started out all crooked. It talked about the Sorcerers and a mirror placed up in some rocks that shown down main street. Lots of whites went insane and had to be put in asylums. Young Chumash men walking around preaching love to the whites,
It also claimed that the Chumash were the bards of Turtle Island and the great men of tribes all over the Americas were sent there to relate their knowledge to these keepers of the wisdom.
Does anyone know where I can find this 5 past video series?
I wish I did. May it show up for you as a happy surprise!
I'm asking a question of concern. Is the Oceano or Coastiano Indians same as the Chumash? My son in law's grandmother was a Coastiano Indian lived along the coast in Carpinteria and Santa Barbara. He say's he's a Coastiano. He says he remembers stories of her telling him when he was a little boy about her having her babies in the water. And he remembers her sitting in the sun for hours getting the sun. So are they also Chumash or is that yet another tribe?
They are definitely a separate band of Chumash, called Coastal Band of the Chumash Nation.
what is the meaning of the beautiful song being sung? 🫧🌱🪽🙏
Thanks Julie...I am the son of Anthony Joseph Ortega. My Great Grandmother is Bertha Blanco Tumamait.
Were cousins Im Rose Tumamaits son
100% nice stories
Wonderful tale.
Thank you
Who is singing? Her beautiful voice adds so much. Please say.
+terredee Julie is....and yes her voice is beautiful
hello, I am a Chumas descendant and my mother passed away so I have no way of knowing how to obtain an Indian card as she passed away before she was able to apply for mine does anyone here know the how to or any information I could use to get in touch with someone who could help me with this . thank you
Have you been able to get a card yet? I may know a way to help if not
Awesome
im the great great great granddaughter of artie ortega
Even the song in the background
I can dig it as I live it
So thank you Julie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
hippies and ravers do their thing, Indians do their thing, nobody is one, no electric drum in hoop space, no communist drum circle at the rave.
Chumash cool
thank you i needed it for my homework
Love her jewelry!
Absolutely! Do you make it yourself?
My hair is rainbow for the bridge where my ancestors rejoice🌈
I am Great Bear son of Peta Nocona who is the son of Iron Jacket, we
fought and killed many Chumash before the white man arrived, today we
live in peace with our brothers and sisters. That is all. Oh yeah and we smokem peace pipe.
What’s the song in the background?
Susan Amila It's a story thats is in a song so our people stories wont be forgotten
@@thomaslopez7021 what is the meaning of the beautiful song being sung? 🫧🌱🪽🙏
i love the chumash!!
you suck
We love you too🌈
yet
I am engsh
Something about the Chumash people seem very Polynesian.
That's what I've observed. Remember they called the island Limu, which sounds very similar to the sunken continent of Lemuria. I believe all the islands that remain are remnants of Lemuria.
There word limuw is pronounced the same as our word limu in Hawaiian which is the edible seaweed found in the sea we eat till this day and upon further study there bone fishing hooks are strikingly similar to those of us Polynesians and mostly similar to that of Hawaiians.
Those names sound hella Samoan or Polynesian
I was thinking the same thing. The island name there is limuw pronounced same as limu the Hawaiian word for seaweed found in the ocean that we eat.
I am a chumash.my great great great grandfather is artie ortegego
Lily Crook stfu
@@johnconner9400 wtf?!
A'HO thanks for blessing and truthful alive indigenous Olmec rubber people on turtle island Pangea!.
Aho Aho
For Chumash, ocean area of Santa Barbara or any other Tribal locations not near the Santa Ynez Band, there is nothing but going to the medical location there!!! It is unfair the Santa Ynez Band receives so much income monthly!!!! Work on sharing what you are given with ALL Chumash family in California. I know many Brothers and Sisters that you have upset.
Your words "gringa" are not the Tribal language. So let me guess, your only have a tiny bit of the blood, so you have no right to speak either! At least I care, you don't! Sad gangster
Kickative truth With the words you speak, I hear no respect for your people. I NEVER said anything bad. Even tho you hear it that way. It was only to you if I did, because your words are shameful. I have many Brothers & Sisters who receive only the health care on the SY area. This is very sad they are not included with the rich Tribal members there. I have lived on Chumash land all my life and continue to Thank them and invite them all to their land, I don't own it, I just care for it, since so many have stolen it from you. Now the horrible SB County pulling so many horrible things against the SY Tribe regarding the Code 4 land that was 'sold' back to them by Mr PARKER. It should have been given back, not sold. See I'm not a bad person, I try to help as a Thank you for being allowed to live on THIER land for 60 years. Don't say bad wording, it's not who you are! You are a strong human that can fight for your family!! Asho shikisho